Linocut Printmaking: In-Person

Linocut Printmaking: Online

Aliene deSouza Howell | Summer II | Tuesday s: Jul 14 - Aug 18

Class Description:

Design sophisticated linocut relief prints using techniques that create crisp lines, subtle contours, and rich texture.

Explore the world of printmaking by carving, inking, and impressing a linoleum block on paper, creating beautiful personal works of art. Learn how to plan your printed image, what carving techniques will best serve your vision, new methods for printing, and what it means to “edition” a print. You will explore the long history of relief printmaking from classic to contemporary and create your own unique work in dialogue with both storied traditions and modern trends.

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Summer Session II Dates:

Scheduled occurrences for the next semester of this class are as follows:

Week	Date	Time
Week 1:	7/14/2024	6:30 pm - 9:30 pm ET
Week 2:	7/21/2024	6:30 pm - 9:30 pm ET
Week 3:	7/28/2024	6:30 pm - 9:30 pm ET
Week 4:	8/04/2024	6:30 pm - 9:30 pm ET
Week 5:	8/11/2024	6:30 pm - 9:30 pm ET
Week 6:	8/18/2024	6:30 pm - 9:30 pm ET

Before Class - Welcome & How to Prepare for Class
Week 1 - Introduction and Meeting Your Tools
Week 2 - Mark Making & Texture
Week 3 - Gray Scale & Shading in Linocut
Week 4- Compositions
Week 5 - Alternative Linocut Styles
Week 6 - Playing with Prints, Linocut Possibilities

$320.00
In-Person
6 Weeks
Beginner to Advanced

Meet Your Instructor

Aliene de Souza Howell

Instructor

Aliene de Souza Howell is a New York City based artist who was born and raised in Nashville, TN. Howell received her BFA from Guilford College and her MFA from the New York Academy of Art. She worked as muralist and educator with the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program which significantly impacted her work. She has completed a post-graduate fellowship, was critiqued by Steve Martin, exhibited in New York City and internationally. She completed residencies in Germany and Ireland. Howell is in many esteemed collections including Naomi Watts and Leiv Schreiber, Francie Bishop Good and Howard Tullman.